Screen mirroring on Family Hub keeps disconnecting

Supported Samsung TVs To connect your TV, it must be a Samsung Smart TV from one of the following model ranges: 2022: (B models) Q70B series or above and Lifestyle TV (The Frame, The Serif, The Sero) 2021: (A models) All 8K QLEDs (Neo) 4K QLEDs: Q70A, Q80A, and Q90A The Frame (LS03A) (43 inch and higher) The Terrace (LST9TA) 2020: (T models) All 8K

Connect to a non-Family Hub smart fridge When you connect your smart fridge to the SmartThings app on your phone or tablet, you’ll be able to control your fridge’s functions from anywhere. You can check the temperature and view the fridge’s interior if you think you’re running low on fruits or vegetables. Navigate to and open the SmartThings app on

Reset your refrigerator Although we do not recommend resetting your refrigerator, there is a simple way to do it if needed. You can also reset your Family Hub’s screen or factory reset your Family Hub fridge if necessary. Follow the instructions below depending on your model and what you would like to reset: Reset your refrigerator: First, unplug i

What's new for 7.0 SmartThings Hub integration Now your fridge can act as a SmartThings Hub, helping your various smart devices around your home communicate their signals stronger and more effectively! Just by installing the update, your Wi-Fi-based SmartThings devices will be immediately supported, but there's also a dongle which will soon be avai

Regular SmartThings hub LED status indicator Here’s what each LED color means on a regular SmartThings hub and how to fix any issues: No light: The hub has no power. Plug the hub into a suitable power source. Green for several seconds: The hub is powered on. Green blinking: This could mean the system is booting, processing, upgrading, or completing